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  5. HOW IRELAND CIVILIZED ENGLAND.

    A little nonsense is talked sometimes about past Celtic glories, and sometimes the nonsense talked is a lot. But it is still well to remember every now and ...

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  6. BREAKFAST IN BED.

    Among silly season stuff in the "great" dailies there is always much nonsense. Recently in Sydney a paragraphist raised the point that there is no sense in a man's ...

    Article : 1,390 words
  7. SASTRI.

    What is Mr. Sastri doing in Australia? This Indian gentleman is the possessor or great abilities. As an orator, he can probably not be excelled by any other ...

    Article : 791 words
  8. COMMENTS

    Mr. Tom Hoskins, the burly M.L.A., one time a hard working wheelwright at Dulwich Hill, and "whip" to the "Nash" party in the late Parliament, has broken ...

    Article : 183 words
  9. THE CRITIC

    Who can undaunted brave the Critic's rage, Or not unmoved his mention in the Critic's page, Parade his errors in the public eye, And mother Grandy's rage defy? ...

    Article : 1,618 words
  10. FASHIONS IN FUN.

    There are fashions in humor as in other things. At one time there is a craze for punning; at another time for topsy-turvy proverbs; then catch-words ...

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  11. BIFFING BORCHARD.

    Let us, as true patriots and most honorable men, consider the case of a certain Mr. Borchard. Mr. Borchard was German of his ...

    Article : 411 words
  12. SOMEWHERE.

    I know so well that somewhere there must be A wee thatched house, rosenestled, where the strand ...

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  13. THE CUP.

    My soul is as a cup Its edges are my lips that lifted up To yours in wonderment Fill it with golden wine of ...

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  14. RECKLESS DESTRUCTION.

    International disarmament is not advanced by a policy of wantonly, senselessly destroying engines of war. Last week the daily press gloated over the ...

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  15. SEX EXTINCTION?

    According to some authorities who are discussing the baby problem in the dear old Motherland, the alarming discovery has been made that Englishwomen are ...

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  16. LOVE, MARRIAGE, AND DIVORCE.

    Typical of their methods in almost every branch of reform, the social reform cranks make a blind jamp at effects and disregard causes. The criminologists, ...

    Article : 447 words
  17. BRITISH PREFERENTIAL TRADE

    Even the jingoes should be disappointed by the decision of the Imperial authorities not to grant preferential trade to Australia. It is a poor reward for Australia's services and sacrifices in the war; but overseas' cash counts more than sentiment. ...

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  18. CHARGES AND TAXES.

    The man who sees the humorous side of things need never go devoid of solace. A few weeks ago the gentlemen who now control the Government were on the ...

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  19. SPEAKER'S PLEASANT EVENING.

    Though "Mr. Speaker", Dan Levy, did not get birthday honors, which the "Nash" party should have recommended, as a reward for placing the Fullerites ...

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  20. AN "INDISCREET" TEACHER.

    Brigadier Bruntnell's "Red-Rag-school-teacher" alleged "disloyalist" turns out, on official inquiry, to have been simply "indiscreet", and, presumably, has been ...

    Article : 96 words
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